@xianzhe9527: All Chinese-language users showing X/Twitter creator earnings are using fake data; no one in the Chinese internet community has actually received creator monetization!
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A post claims that all Chinese-language users showing X/Twitter creator earnings are using fake data, asserting no one in the Chinese internet community has actually received creator monetization.
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